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2.13 Chapter 6: Dark Days In Flower Fields.2.12 Peach Encounter 6: The 64th Annual Trivia Quiz Show.2.11 Chapter 5: Hot Hot Times On Lavalava Island.2.10 Peach Encounter 5: Bake a Cake with Princess Peach.2.8 Peach Encounter 4: Mario's Worst Nightmares.2.7 Chapter 3: The 'Invincible' Tubba Blubba.2.5 Chapter 2: The Mystery Of Dry Dry Ruins.2.2 Peach Encounter 1: When You Wish Upon a Star Kid.One of the aspects that was most liked was the action command that the player must press to initiate attacks in battle to make the player feel 'more involved' into the fight. Paper Mario received favorable reviews by critics, lauding the graphics, audio, gameplay, and platforming elements as well as its cute humor and charm.

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So, with the help of his friends, Mario embarks on a journey to free the Star Spirits so he can defeat Bowser and get back the Star Rod. Mario then learns that he must save the Seven Star Spirits in order to defeat Bowser and rescue the princess. Bowser then punts the plumber out of the castle where he lands in a forest. Mario challenges Bowser to fight, however, with the Star Rod he stole, Bowser becomes invincible and finally defeats Mario. head to Peach's Castle but when they get there, Bowser shows up and lifts Peach's Castle high up in the sky. Meanwhile, Princess Peach throws a party at her castle and Mario & Luigi are invited. Now, Bowser can grant any wish he desires although nobody else's wishes will be granted. In the game, King Bowser Koopa has stolen the magical Star Rod from the Seven Star Spirits. The game's title then changed to Super Mario Adventure and then finally to Paper Mario. It was also going to be called Super Mario RPG 2, but wasn't due to the fact that Square Enix (then known as Squaresoft) was involved in the development of the original Super Mario RPG and Nintendo would've had to settle agreements with Square. The game was originally in development for the Nintendo 64DD, but moved to cartridges due to the commercial failure of the 64DD. The game was developed by Intelligent Systems and published by Nintendo. It is the very first game in the Paper Mario series, receiving a sequel in 2004 titled Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, which received another sequel in 2007 with Super Paper Mario. Paper Mario ( Mario Story in Japan) is a Nintendo 64 video game released in Augin Japan and Februin North America. Commercial advertising Paper Mario in the U.S.

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